(Kondal) In day-to-day activities we run into different issues one of them is Performance issue. As a DBA you have to look into every possible place to improve database performance. One of them is to implement DB2 Connection Pooling and Connection Concentrator to improve database performance of appl
Tag: IBM
The Mainframe DBA Exam
(Howard Fosdick) IBM splits its DB2 Universal Database certifications for DBAs into two paths: one for Linux, Unix, and Windows (LUW) and another for DB2 UDB for z/OS. I covered the LUW path in an earlier column. In this column, I’ll focus on tips for becoming a certified DB2 DBA for z/OS.
Work Faster with IBM Rational Performance Tester
(Allan McNaughton) Not long ago, software testers had every right to be nervous about performance testing. Frankly, most of the tools that were available deserved their fearsome reputations. Performance testing was more suitable for software developers than testers.
Utilizing Triggers within DB2
(Aleksey Shevchenko) I have been recently challenged with implementing an enhancement to an existing Web application and a batch process. Similar to many applications that I encounter in my everyday professional life, this application is poorly written and lacks any basic documentation and source co
Working with DB2 stored procedures in Delphi 2005
(Bob Swart) In this article, we will use the Borland Data Provider for ADO.NET, which is part of Borland’s C#Builder, Delphi 8 for .NET, Delphi 2005, and the newly released Delphi 2006. The latter two have both Win32 and .NET personalities, but in this article, I want to focus specifically on the .N
Query your database history with SQL
(Chris Eaton) A few months ago I posted a series of blog entries on using SQL to get information out of the snapshot monitor. If you missed them you can check out the postings starting here.
WebSphere Portal Best Practices
(Rufus Credle, Jeanette Coury and Bernhard Stimpfle) This Redpaper is designed to provide a roadmap of information on how to best plan and ensure a successful deployment of WebSphere Portal into an organization. (pdf)
IBM Information Management
(Philip Howard) This is the third of my articles derived from IBM’s Software Group analyst conference, in this case focused on the Information Management part of the IBM software portfolio, which is my main interest.
DB2 UDB for z/OS: Design Guidelines for High Performance and Availability
(Paolo Bruni, Patric Becker, Jan Henderyckx, Joseph Link and Bart Steegmans) Conducting business via the Web and remaining open for business 24 hours a day, seven days a week is now commonplace. Customers come in with unexpected workloads through the Web and operate in a self-service fashion with mo
High-Performance ETL
(Roger Deng) DB2 Universal Database Enterprise Server Edition (ESE) with the Database Partitioning Feature uses an architecture that’s optimized for scalability and high performance in a partitioned environment — in other words, one that’s perfect for extract, transform, and load (ETL) projects. ETL
